vancouver flights in october

keefrto

Hi, I am looking for a return flight to Vancouver, Canada in mid october 2006 from Edinburgh or Glasgow. 2 adults and 3 children, 2 5yrs olds and 1 3yr old.

many thanks
Keith

fifeken

Try globespan.com or flyzoom.com. Both have flights from Glasgow. Globespan look around £1,600 for five of you.

jassi_9

go to https://www.canadian-affair.com

i got my flight for £290 returning first week of october

angel

I second Canadian Affair, I've been with them many times as they are rarely beaten on price.

_Andy_

I don't mean to be rude to the OP, but it seems that they are looking for other people to get prices for them (I'm assuming this, although the post just says they are looking for flights). This strikes me as a bit lazy.

The_doomed

also interested i flights to canada...


out around 26th dec back around 4th jan... to glasgow or edinburgh.

cheapest I have found is KLM at £550 glasgow via amsterdam


anyone got any other tips? searched for hours!

alison74

The_doomed wrote:

also interested i flights to canada...


out around 26th dec back around 4th jan... to glasgow or edinburgh.

cheapest I have found is KLM at £550 glasgow via amsterdam


anyone got any other tips? searched for hours!

I think it is at that price as you are flying at PEAK season. Boxing day is one of the most expensive times to fly and you are coming back after New Year. I wouldn'y wait much longer to book it, it will only go up I'm afraid

halwise

I can second the vote for the above, nice clear web site, clear pricing
structure with plenty of flexibility on creating "open jaw" and extended
duration flights.

Flew Manchester-Vancouver and then Toronto-Birmingham for £268 back in
May.

Outbound flight with MyTravel Airbus 330 was fine, with reasonable standard
of catering and In Flight entertainment. Seating a little cramped down the
back for my 6 foot frame, but could'nt grumble.

Inbound flight from Toronto was on a "narrow body" Boeing 757 and I
was'nt really expecting much.

But Thomas Cook Airlines are revelation at least when it comes to seating
on this model of Aircraft. Seat pitch was superior to any most Business class
seats I've experienced, (Ok not that many), but still made a 6 hour flight
from Toronto very comfortable.

All in all would say Canadian Affair and above airlines more than satisfactory.

H

Burtie_2

alison74 wrote:

I think it is at that price as you are flying at PEAK season. Boxing day is one of the most expensive times to fly and you are coming back after New Year. I wouldn'y wait much longer to book it, it will only go up I'm afraid

I don't quite agree with this.

It depends on the airline but the expensive fares tend to end on Dec 23/24, and cheap[er] fares start Dec 24/25 onwards.

As an example I used https://www.airnet.co.uk for a "Full Fare listing" of Glasgow -> Vancouver

Dec 23 - Jan 4 = £741 (BA) £822 (KLM)
Dec 24 - Jan 4 = £547 (KLM - must travel Dec 24 - 31 March)

As for when to purchase, do it when you find a price that's suitable.

Burtie_2

UPDATE!!!!

Burtie wrote:

As an example I used https://www.airnet.co.uk for a "Full Fare listing" of Glasgow -> Vancouver

Dec 23 - Jan 4 = £741 (BA) £822 (KLM)
Dec 24 - Jan 4 = £547 (KLM - must travel Dec 24 - 31 March)

Check out flights from Edinburgh!!!!

Dec 24 - Feb 28 £362 RTN with KLM!!!

Doesn't show as avail on-line for your dates, check https://www.klm.com to see when the cheapest flights are.